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Pound bounces as Cameron holds talks in Brussels

11:26am UK

● UK shares rally ● Conservative party candidates for PM line up ● Merkel warns Britain on negotiations

10:50am Westminster Blog from COMMENT

Brexit live – Markets eye summit talks, UK political changes

UK political upheaval continues amid the fallout from the country’s decision to leave the EU

9:02pm UK

Tories opt for rapid leadership contest

Johnson and May frontrunners but Javid backs Crabb

11:01pm Simon Kuper from WORLD

England suffer second exit from Europe

Hodgson goes way of Cameron after worst embarrassment since 1950

Comment & Analysis

5:06pm UK

The facts, laws and politics of Leave vote

Various EU politicians can demand what they want but they may as well be whistling

1:40pm UK

Five Brexit costs to hit UK consumers

Electricity bills predicted to fall but petrol prices to rise

Conversation starters: Comments from our readers

"Currently MPs from both the main parties are fighting internal battles just when the country as a whole by a small margin has decided to leave the EU and the whole fragile edifice of civilisation is at risk.It was never going to be pretty, I just didn't think that they would descend into mayhem quite so quickly."
By Kane Clements on Five failures of leadership and one hollow Brexit success


"People think Britain is the first to have a referendum ending with a vote to leave the EU. But Greenland, which is a part of Denmark, voted Leave in 1979 and left in 1985. Faroe Islands, also Danish, are likewise not part of the EU as stipulated in the Rome Treaties. This is not a problem for Denmark. So it boils down to political will from both the UK and the EU."
By Habakuk on A Nordic model for post-Brexit Britain

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